An introduction to a variety of meditation practices with an emphasis on object-oriented meditation in the Yoga tradition. This weekend immersion is for both yoga practitioners and teachers and we will cover techniques for both practicing and teaching meditation.
An introduction to a variety of meditation practices with an emphasis on object-oriented meditation in the Yoga tradition. This weekend immersion is for both yoga practitioners and teachers and we will cover techniques for both practicing and teaching meditation.
With a focus on developing proficiency in pronunciation and understanding the significance of Sanskrit as the language of yoga, this workshop is designed to help teachers to develop confidence in their pronunciation of the names of yoga postures, chanting, and instructional use of Sanskrit in classes and workshops.
With a focus on developing proficiency in pronunciation and understanding the significance of Sanskrit as the language of yoga, this workshop is designed to help teachers to develop confidence in their pronunciation of the names of yoga postures, chanting, and instructional use of Sanskrit in classes and workshops.
The Yoga-sutras challenge our assumptions about who we are and defy conventional wisdom about the nature of reality. Through lecture, discussion, and experiential learning exercises, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of Patanjali’s system of yoga and its implications for the modern practitioner.
The Yoga-sutras challenge our assumptions about who we are and defy conventional wisdom about the nature of reality. Through lecture, discussion, and experiential learning exercises, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of Patanjali’s system of yoga and its implications for the modern practitioner.
Through group discussion and experiential exercises, you'll learn how to choose a philosophical theme, how to structure an effective 'dharma talk', how to speak effectively in your own voice, and how to design an asana sequence around your theme.
Through group discussion and experiential exercises, you'll learn how to choose a philosophical theme, how to structure an effective 'dharma talk', how to speak effectively in your own voice, and how to design an asana sequence around your theme.
Through group discussion and experiential exercises, you’ll explore how to choose a philosophical theme, how to structure an effective “dharma talk,” how to speak effectively in your own voice, and how to design an asana sequence around your theme.
Through group discussion and experiential exercises, you’ll explore how to choose a philosophical theme, how to structure an effective “dharma talk,” how to speak effectively in your own voice, and how to design an asana sequence around your theme.
In this workshop you’ll learn how to read transliterated Sanskrit, pronounce Sanskrit names of yoga poses, teach mantra meditation, chant sutras and verses from yoga wisdom texts, and speak about the yoga tradition on a deeper level.
In this workshop you’ll learn how to read transliterated Sanskrit, pronounce Sanskrit names of yoga poses, teach mantra meditation, chant sutras and verses from yoga wisdom texts, and speak about the yoga tradition on a deeper level.
